CARMINE ROSE MVS POLY SPANDEX MVS Solid Fabric

CARMINE ROSE MVS POLY SPANDEX MVS Solid Fabric

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Description: MVS Solid is a polyester spandex stretchy fabric which is soft, flowy, light weight. Perfect for comfortable garments such as tops, dresses, skirts, pants and etc.. 2 way stretch 58 - 60 inches wide 96% Polyester 4% Spandex Light Weight : 190 GSM -200 GSM knit Machine wash gentle, hang to dry All multiple
Description: MVS Solid is a polyester spandex stretchy fabric which is soft, flowy, light weight. Perfect for comfortable garments such as tops, dresses, skirts, pants and etc.. 2 way stretch 58 - 60 inches wide 96% Polyester 4% Spandex Light Weight : 190 GSM -200 GSM knit Machine wash gentle, hang to dry All multiple purchase of whole yard will be sent continuous in one piece Imported Please contact us for wholesale pricing

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